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By jlong1987 · Oct 04, 2008in General💬 234 posts👁️ 51,283 views
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Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 01:16 UTC#1

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Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 01:40 UTC#2

IF you have downloaded it and have an FTP server please post it here so that people can get it. I am still having trouble with my mirrors and right now there is 49 people downloading off my server

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 01:45 UTC#3

is the file correct, 2.9 GB? The west disc is like 8 GB...???

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 01:49 UTC#4

It is compressed you will need to uncompress it and burn it. Will be a Dual Layer DVD when done

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:04 UTC#5

94 people active right now downloading. Any other FTP servers out there to help?

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:15 UTC#6

Just wanted to say thanks a lot for providing the server.

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:16 UTC#7

I have never made a torrent before but will attempt to as soon as I am done downloading the ISO,

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:34 UTC#8

you would create it just like any other torrent.

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:50 UTC#9

works noproblem

thank you very much

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:53 UTC#10

You can see a very basic HTML page with links available at

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:53 UTC#11

Download started .... 225 KB/s .... nice

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 02:59 UTC#12

got off the phone with a friend of mine and he is downloading at 1241 KB/s

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 03:15 UTC#13

Even the ISO says it's 3,084,052 KB, which is a lot smaller than the West disc. Is the East disc really that much smaller?

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 03:17 UTC#14

Use what ever program you use to burn an ISO and it will be close to 8 gigs

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 07:09 UTC#15

a good night I have over 290 request for the East Disc ISO tonight and my server has been able to keep up. Please continue to download

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 07:21 UTC#16

xD! Woot! Thanks man, great work! Nice FTP speeds too, went all the way up to 950 kbit\s but then seemed as if the FTP server has a speed cap, knocked i down to a steady 700\800 Kbit\s. Fantastic speeds though, better than torrenting :)

 

And with everyone asking, the ISO file is a packed file. When you burn it to a DL-DVD, it will unpack and format to the disc, thus ending up around 7-8 gigs.

 

I will say that the WEST disc is a bit bigger. I believe the ISO for the East is about....2.9 gigs (in ISO form, not burnt). Where as the WEST is about 3.58 gigs. Though I believe the states the west covers are much larger, thus why the size is different.

 

I'm assuming these are for the D3, just like the WEST disc?

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 08:08 UTC#17

How do I uncompress this ISO file form? I used Imgburn an it "complete successfully" but when I go read the size of the disc it reads 2.94. What am I doin wrong OR what programs y'all using?

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 08:14 UTC#18
How do I uncompress this ISO file form? I used Imgburn an it "complete successfully" but when I go read the size of the disc it reads 2.94. What am I doin wrong OR what programs y'all using?

 

Magiciso....sounds like all you are doing is taking the file and burning the exact same file to a disc. Not unpacking it THEN mounting it to a DVD-Dual Layer.

 

*Edit* welp, now I'm pissed. At 75% done the download stopped and failed. Tried to redownload, and the pass\login the FTP has been changed. *Update* Kept copying and pasteing the login, apparently the FTP glitches and seems to think the login\pass is incorrect, when it is in fact, correct. If you get wrong pw\username error input it in a a few more times. I'm dling the .RAR and .ISO, as I don't see why exactly the .ISO is SMALLER than the .rar file when the .rar would be a compressed ISO...that one, confuses me.

 

Back to Torrenting.

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 11:54 UTC#19

I'm downloading the East ISO right now, I need the West but the east is half of what I need. Thank you very much for posting on your ftp server. It's way quicker than a torrent.

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 12:12 UTC#20

I just wish the FTP would resume the DL from where it left off. I am at attempt #3 of trying to get the entire thing!! Also a sfv or crc file would be nice to confirm complete file transfer. I will post Par sets to the newsgroups when I have the whole thing.

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 12:45 UTC#21

I have the file and I am working on getting my ftp up for you guys too.

 

I burned the file twice now using toast titanium on my mac, and when I put it in the D3, it just says "Please insert the appropriate disc"

 

Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to reset the D3 first or something? It burned successfully and verified the burn successfully also.

 

Any help is appreciated!

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 13:04 UTC#22

OK .... I downloaded the ZIP .... when uncompressed it created 7.61 GB ISO ... I mounted the ISO image on my desktop and it looks fine.

 

Currently burning it to a DL disk right now at 2X ... has about 24 minutes to go ...

 

Used my Mac and burning with Toast ...

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 13:15 UTC#23

If you are using toast 9 this is what I have done with great sucess.

 

- Open toast

- Click on Disc Copy (should be 2 disc with an arrow)

- Click on Image File

- Clcik on the select button and browse to the image file (ISO) select it and then click the mount Button.

- Then insert your disc and make sure that you turn off DVD compression.

- On the burn options click on 1x or 2x and allow it to burn. I have burnt 10 discs so far of the East disc and have had no problems. All of them have worked

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 13:19 UTC#24

Since the East ISO file is smaller than the East ZIP does that mean there is some kind of compression on the ISO file?

Posted Oct 04, 2008 · 13:21 UTC#25

Ok. The last person said he downloaded the .zip file and when unzipping it, it was 7GB. I downloaded the .iso and burned just like you said, but I can see that it didn't fill the entire DL. Was I supposed to download the .zip and uncompress? I am doing that right now.

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